People Don't Like Smart
What is wrong with our society!? In a nation that talks the talk of high achievement and education for all […]
Dr. Roxanne Greitz Miller Returns after Sabbatical year teaching at Title I Middle School
Associate Professor Roxanne Greitz Miller , Ed.D. and Donna Ford Attallah Endowed Professor in Teacher Education returns from sabbatical for
Ed.S., Ph.D. Students and Faculty to Present at Upcoming 2013 NASP Conference
At the start of my PhD journey I heard the phrase “steward of the discipline.” At first these words did
Student Reflection on the Emerging Scholars Conference II
Most recently, my participation in the Emerging Scholars Conference has been on my mind. The topic of bullying has moved
What would it take to close the Latino achievement gap?
What would it take to close the Latino achievement gap? That’s the question that a powerful, passionate group of teachers,
"Connecting with the Community" with Dr. Nancy Cantor and Dr. Kal Alston
Syracuse University’s President and Chancellor, Nancy Cantor, and Vice President for Human Capital Development, Kal Alston will be visiting Chapman
Marisol Rexach on Books for Teachers
On my bookshelf and desk sit a large variety of books related to the teaching profession. Recently, I rummaged through
NSSLHA Chapter Receives Gold Level for the Second Year
The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association ( NSSLHA ) Chapter Honors are awarded to NSSLHA chapters that demonstrates significant combination
John Hall helps Chapman Alumni with a Career Advancement Workshop
Why spend a summer Saturday learning about how to find your career path? Because John Hall is the master of
CES Interns Work with Padres Unidos on Parenting Workshop
Padres Unidos, a Santa Ana based nonprofit recently sponsored a 12 week Spanish-language parenting workshop that resulted in a graduation
The Hope for Audacity Book Trilogy
Dean Don Cardinal, College of Educational Studies at Chapman University and Barry Kanpol, former dean in the College